I am thinking of replacing the 245/75/16's with 265/75/16's and have some questions.

1) What is the width on my stock rim? Is it 7 inches?
2) Will the increase in tire throw the ABS and Ally shifting off?
3) Will these fit without cranking the T-bar?

Thanks,

I am thinking of replacing the 245/75/16's with 265/75/16's and have some questions.

1) What is the width on my stock rim? Is it 7 inches?
IIRC standard PYO is 6.5 inches.

2) Will the increase in tire throw the ABS and Ally shifting off?
No

3) Will these fit without cranking the T-bar?
Yes

Thanks,

The 265's on mine actually corrected the speedometer, which was 3% off to start with. If your speedometer is dead on, the 265's on the PYO will change the mileage by 3%.

Same as Arcing said.

I ran mine at stock height and had no problems at all.

if is rubs over turning bumps all it takes is am 18mm to turn them up a few turns, then you can fit even bigger tires like 285/75/16.

Thanks Guys. Now to decide which shoes to buy!

i got 285 and no crank to go with toyos

Do I need to buy same size spare?

no not really until u go bigger than a 35

Do I need to buy same size spare?


No, but you should run the same size if you have any type of posi diff.

Of course- Just wondering if I would do damage if I used the stock 245 as a spare and posssibly drove 20 or so miles if I had a flat.

I installed BFGoodrich 265-75-16-D tires when my 2002 was at 1,500 miles, last week I just turned 51,000 miles, and the front tires are getting down there, and all 4 need to be replaced. These tires were installed as a Stock truck, stock rims, with no leveling, and no t-bars touched, they worked very well and I got 50k miles out of them, the only drawback I wished I installed some mud flaps to deflect the rocks, but they wore well, and I never had a problem with them at all.

Thank you I am on my way now to buy those same tires